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Becareful in the lakes as well. The top 6 or 7ft of water is pretty warm too. Fight your fish quickly and make sure they are ready before you let go or they will just sink to the bottom and die

Great shots. Thanks for sharing. Great color in the falling sun

Good show, nice trout smorg

Good to hear you escaped. How did you get back out...the long scenic route?

Copy the IMG link, 4 th one from the list to the right of your picture in Photobucket

They looked pale yellow/light olive

Tiny mayflies are out

Great shots. Love those gold cutts

Afternoon float...5pm prime time for stones

Must be a late addition returning from the spawn. Got to watch the super slow rise and eat at the surface

Good show! Looks like a productive day

Doesn't Tyrell winter kill all the time?

What is your latest temp reading Lornce? Fish last night still pulling well. Water feeling pretty warm though

Newby #2 First Brown on a Stonefly

I have had the pleasure to teach a bunch of folks how to fling flies this year. Their commitment to learn is now showing some good fruit:

I was just rowing, Mr "No Autographs Please" reeled him in. Big, strong fish

He just likes to get to the top of the run to make sure there are no grizzlies that may scare you. It's really all just about protecting his buddies.

Mark up for meds and anesthetic is huge. Some fine gouging goes on. Got to pay off those student loans some how. Lots of pressure to sell stuff to customers as well.

First Bull there Steve? Nice Bow!

Thanks Don. Lots of the buggers in SE BC

Kids often fell asleep while hiking too

I found it depends on the child and the day. Be willing to make stops as requested. Be careful with too much sun, or cold (one time lost a boot on a grouse hunting adventure). My son used to use my ear as a switch to engage "sticky feet" for wading in the Livingstone. Spending time with your son is the goal, not necessarily the hike destination

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That fly box could never sink